Pierrot (disambiguation)
Pierrot is a stock character in pantomime.
- Pierrot Grenade, a Caribbean carnival character
Pierrot may also refer to:
Animals
- Indian Pierrot or Tarucus indica, a small butterfly found in India
- Red Pierrot, a type of butterfly
Books
- Pierrot, a poem by Langston Hughes
- Pierrot, poem by Sara Teasdale
- "Pierrot", a short story by Guy de Maupassant
Film and TV
- Pierrot (company), an anime production studio
- Pierrot le fou, a 1965 French film by Jean-Luc Godard starring Jean-Paul Belmondo and Anna Karina
- Pierrot's Troupe, a theatre group in New Delhi, India.
Music
- Pierrot, a Japanese rock band
- Pierrot Chante Pour Les Gamins, Les Marmots... Pierre Perret 2008
Songs
- "Pierrot", song by Luiz Bonfá and Maria Toledo, composed by Luiz Bonfá / Maria Toledo, included in Braziliana (album) 1965
- "Pierrot", jazz piece for piano and guitar by John Lewis (pianist) 1957
- "Pierrot", New Age piece by Steve Hackett in Momentum (Steve Hackett album) 1988
- "Pierrot" (ja), hit single by Toshihiko Tahara 1983
- Pierrot (Aya Kamiki song)
- "Pierrot", song by Thijs Van Leer 1987
- "Pierrot", song by Tito Rodríguez, written by Tony Fargo 1969
- "Pierrot", Tony Kinsey Quartet Le Sage 1955
Classical
- "Pierrot", song by Poulenc
- "Pierrot", song by Gardner Read
- "Pierrot", work for clarinet Thea Musgrave
- "Pierrot", for guitar quartet by Ernesto Nazareth (1863-1934)
- "Pierrot", song for voice & piano, L. 15 Claude Debussy 1881
- "Pierrot", song composed by Charles Tomlinson Griffes to poem by Sara Teasdale, sung 1912
- Pierrot Lunaire, Arnold Schoenberg's melodrama setting of twenty-one poems from Albert Giraud's cycle of the same name.
- "Pierrot Dandy", song by Joseph Marx (1882-1964)
People
- a nickname of the French name Pierre
- Pierrot troupe or Pierrot show, British variety shows popular from the 1920s to the 1940s.
- George Pierrot (1898-1980), television host WXYZ-TV of the World Adventure Series at the Detroit Institute of Arts
- George Arnold (poet) (1834-1865), American journalist and poet who went by this name
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